Education
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Videotape Engineer Salary in France
€34,622 USD
per year
Hourly Rate
€16.65
Bonus
€571
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€25K
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€35K
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€41K
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The average pay for a Videotape Engineer is €34,622, which is €16.65 an hour in France. The average salary range for a Videotape Engineer is between €25,239 and €41,373. On average, a High School is the highest level of education for a Videotape Engineer.
This compensation analysis comes from aggregated salary survey data for France. ERI's compensation information is based on employer-reported data collected from ERI's salary surveys, customer HRIS data, data from Proxies/10Ks and Forms 990, proprietary databases, and purchased survey data. Cost-of-labor data in the Assessor Series are based on actual housing sales data from commercially available sources, plus rental rates, gasoline prices, consumables, medical care premium costs, property taxes, effective income tax rates, etc. For more information, see ERI's methodology.
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Salary Potential for Videotape Engineer
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Number of Years
2 Years
Estimated Salary
€35,936 USD
Percentage Growth
0%
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What Does a Videotape Engineer Do?
Sets up and operates videotaping equipment to record and play back television programs, applying knowledge of videotaping equipment operation: reads television programming log to ascertain program to be recorded or program to be aired. Selects source, such as satellite or studio, from which program will be recorded, and selects videotaping equipment on which program will be recorded. Observes monitor to verify that station is on-air, and informs supervisor if station not on-air. Cleans videotape path to remove contaminants that would affect quality of recording or playback, and mounts videotape onto videotaping equipment. Sets audio level, and records test pattern and program onto videotape, using videotaping equipment. Verifies quality of recording, using videotape equipment, and informs designated personnel of quality of recording. Inspects tape for defective ends, removes defective end, using cutting tool, and mounts videotape onto videotaping equipment to play back program. Starts videotaping equipment and turns video and color monitors on to verify setting of video and color levels. Observes scales in video and color monitors and operates controls to adjust video and color levels. Cues program, using videotaping equipment, and places videotaping equipment in remote control mode for use by other operator. May operate videotaping equipment to dub and edit tapes. May wire audio and video patch bays (socketed equipment that allows for transfer of audio and video signals between different pieces of equipment, via cables). May set up videotaping equipment to play station bre.
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Average Salaries for Videotape Engineer
The average salary of videotape engineer in France is 34 622 €. The average salary of videotape engineer in California is $61,368. The average salary of videotape engineer in United States is $54,190. Explore the average salaries for videotape engineer in other locations below.
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Bourges, France
€32,153
Chartres, France
€32,250
Creil, France
€32,621
Lorient, France
€31,581
Poissy, France
€35,970
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Alabama, United States
$50,697
Colorado, United States
$55,984
Iowa, United States
$49,562
Kentucky, United States
$48,975
New Hampshire, United States
$55,355
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How much does a Videotape Engineer make in France?
ERI's data indicated that, on average, a Videotape Engineer is €34,622 per year or €16.65 per hour in France, which is equal to the national average. Top earners have reported making up to €41,373. However, the typical pay range in France, is between €25,239 and €41,373 annually.
What is the salary potential for Videotape Engineer in 5 years?
Videotape Engineer is projected to see 9.8% salary growth in 5 years.
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Several factors can impact the salary, including experience, company size, job market, location, industry, and more. Understanding how these factors affect the role can provide opportunities to earn more. Use our salary calculator to find out how much you should be paid based on what someone in your area, with similar experience, earns.
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